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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
1
Delegates gathered at the Greeley opera house for the Weld county Republican convention. Albert J. Luther was nominated county clerk and P. W. Allen for treasurer, with county officials and policies endorsed, including support for James W. MecCreery for U.S. senator and Governor candidates McDonald and Statler.
The Weld County Republicans in convention reaffirm allegiance to their party and platform adopted in Chicago. They praise the national achievements of the administration, express trust in four more years of Republican leadership, and admire President Roosevelt and William H Taft as closely tied to national life.
The Daily Tribune announces a nationwide mail and carrier price of $2.00 per year. It plans to position itself like the weekly Tribune and aims for a daily circulation of 4 000 to 5 000 within a year or two as modern machinery is installed.
A destitute family led by Mrs. John Riardian claims Bach lineage and sings of past fame as the father faces a criminal insanity charge. The couple’s children, Mary and Babe Riardian, are described with vivid, affectionate detail amid poverty. The Riardians await the father’s insanity trial scheduled for the week’s end or the following week, with Father Tisdel providing care.
Mrs I O Glazier hosted a pink and white afternoon party for Miss Olive West with 20 Baptist church workers as guests. Sweet peas and asters decorated the rooms while refreshments in pink and white were served by the hostess and her daughters. The guests presented Miss West with fine silver pieces as a token of esteem and the afternoon proved pleasing for all.
A Loveland report details the disappearance of three Garlough males after a vanished Sunday. Paul Garlough, 24, left a 19 year old sister May and his mother behind. Edwin, 19, vanished in July. RB Garlough, the father, also failed to return from work three years earlier. The sister cannot explain the disappearances.
The Central Business College chain promotes merit based training with branches across the West. The Denver home school helps place graduates through its employment department. Courses include Bookkeeping Banking Penmanship Shorthand Typewriting Telegraphy and Civil Service exam prep. Fall term opens Sept 1 directed by L A Arnold president in Greeley Colorado.
Henry Foss limps after an auto collision Friday when he tried to overtake George Morgan. Morgan reversed the car suddenly, striking Foss and inflicting a bad gash on the right knee and bruises. A Labor Day excursion is advertised, priced at $3.00 for Mr. McClellan and $4.00 round trip.
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